John Kurzweil/Schwarzenegger deploys the bureaucrat-killer

December 18, 2003
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Commentary

Restoring local government funding

Schwarzenegger’s bold stroke

Refusing to knuckle-under this time, the governor deploys the ultimate bureaucrat-killer: spontaneity.

John Kurzweil


from CPR’s print edition

by Milton and Rose Friedman

From the book that taught Arnold Schwarzenegger the promise of free markets
and the perils of big government. Excerpted from the authors’ Introduction.


The Schwarzenegger Mandate

Clearing the Minefield

Besides working with the Legislature, the new governor must create an effective administration dedicated to implemeting his program.

by Peter Hannaford


Foiling Sacramento’s Green Goblins

Critical changes to take to lawmakers, or the people

by George M. Passantino


Be Governor

A lot can be done without going to lawmakers or voters.

by Gregory Sanford


Five things Schwarzenegger can do

Begin by tossing Davis’s budget: its cuts weren’t made and
its revenue projections won’t come through
.

by Bill Leonard


Disproportionate Influence

Recall voters also signaled the time has come to clean up
tribal casino politics and policies.

by Fred Jones

 

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